Linus Smallprint

@keilah-h

Yes, it’s supposed to be fictionalized early church. I read Foxes Book of Martyrs, The Martyrs Mirror, and Acts before I wrote these, so I draw a lot out of those. In fact, a lot of the situations are real from real people’s accounts.

@hybridlore

Some I wrote, some are old, old hymns from the underground church.

@hybridlore

Thank you so much for the feedback! I loved this! It’s super helpful.

Side note: interestingly enough, you said that the second book is your least favorite, while I’ve preferred it so far to the first one. We’ll see how the third and fourth compare.

You know what, Aaron will always be my favorite character, but I’m growing to lik…[Read more]

@keilah-h

same! It hurts! But I like to keep the story real.

@keilah-h

Executing a teenager and a pregnant woman is something even I would shy away from writing lol

hmmmmm.

I’ve killed my fare share of teenagers….. and a few little kids……………..

but yeah I like the hymn at the back idea! maybe if you have any recipes, or games, or other things that you put an emphasis on through the story,…

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@whalekeeper

I was just about to make this topic! I love Kate DiCamillo so much! I just reread The Tale of Despereaux. It’s sooo good! And Mercy Watson! I love Mercy Watson!!!!

@keilah-h

wow! haven’t heard from you in a little while! I was wondering if you were still reading!

I think I plan to keep it. It honestly is a very special thing and a special part of the story, and I feel like it really shows their faith as whole as embodying some of the key messages of the book. I have actually ended each of the books in this…[Read more]

@rae

You’re welcome (:

I’m glad you posted your art, and I hope that you’re glad you did, too, even if you’re not completely happy with it. It can be really hard to share something you created

@hybridlore

haha. You’ll just have to wait…….

@whalekeeper

I read Narnia, but other then that I read mostly fiction set in our world or a fantasy world that was basically earth alternate reality with no weird creatures just a bunch of artistic liberty.

@grcr

 

The only other Kate DiCamillo book I know for sure I’ve read is Because of Winn-Dixie.

Oh wait, I read that one. I didn’t like i…[Read more]

@rae

lol.

@whalekeeper

High-Five!

@rae

that doesn’t matter. We all have a learning curve. I hate some of the drawings I have on here, but that doesn’t matter. Plus, you can get helpful feedback and/or encouragement!

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12/31/24

NEXT SECTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The next morning, Joseph was startled awake by the sound of keys jangling in the lock. He sat up quickly, jolting Amelia awake.

Beric rolled over and yawned.

At the other side of the room, David was a…

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@whalekeeper

thank you sweet friend!

@rae

WRITE

@whalekeeper

XD I love that.

I forgot I still have to do GRCR’s ten snowballs.

I also very much love the cockatiel in the Chase drawing (or is it a budgeriteal?). It’s adorable.

@rae

Girl. Those are incredible. Seriously. Amazing. Wow.

@ellette-giselle

*accepts high-five* Thank you, I have my ways.

@calyhuge

That’s me with War Horse. The book was told from the horse’s perspective and was very confusing and somewhat uninteresting because the horse sometimes had horse limitation and sometimes could think like a person. But the movie was amazing because you can see everything the horse is seeing.

@whalekeeper

I do like some fantasy. But…[Read more]

@rae

I’m currently writing Baron’s story in the form of an anthology series. I’ll post it when I’m done

*gaspeth*!!!

Yes please!!!!

No, it’s just because idk who i want to hit yet so I’m stashing them away

oh dear………